(slow upbeat music)
- [Man] It's just a silly video Cass, don't worry.
- It's just so embarrassing.
And they didn't even ask for my permission.
- [Man] Hey, we're in the same boat.
- Not the same boat.
And I know you apologized
but it still does not excuse your behavior.
Besides, Jonathan didn't even refer to you by name.
- [Man] Yeah.
- I gotta go.
- [Man] Good luck.
- Your friends at Junior's,
have no idea what they've set in motion.
This is war.
- What do you mean?
- Tell me, how many customers have we had today?
The correct answer is zero.
- We opened 30 seconds ago.
- You did a sponsored post for Junior's Cafe,
my main competitor,
and now that video has thousands of views.
- I think you're overestimating
the power of my friend's blog.
- All I know is, up until recently, we were full.
Now!
Empty!
(playful upbeat music)
- Morgan, you weren't supposed to post that video.
- Yeah, sorry can't hear you,
we're at thousands of subscribers.
- Wait a minute, what are you doing back here?
I'm busy.
- Well, as part owner.
- Excuse me one sec.
Part owner!
- Yeah you said you're busy right?
With customers.
Thanks to me and Kate, for posting you on our page.
- I had no part in this.
- Basically what we're trying to say is,
we saved your business,
so I think I can get a cup of coffee.
- Well that mediocre morning rush,
is not exactly saving my business.
But be my guest.
- Morgan, our new subscribers
really worth losing a friend over.
Cassie is gonna find it funny, we're fine.
(playful upbeat music)
(incoming text ringtone)
(playful upbeat music)
(playing basketball)
- What are you up to?
- Picked up this trick from my dad,
I call it, the small business blaster.
This has nothing to do with Junior.
- Do you hear that?
- No, I don't hear anything.
- I can hear hungry footsteps a mile away.
(upbeat music)
(bell ringing)
Welcome.
- One good thing about summer school,
you have to always be cooped up in a classroom.
- Yeah, we're only missing one thing.
Our third partner.
- I'm sure he'll be here soon.
- No, he's not responding to any of my texts.
So irresponsible.
- He's an artist.
- An escape artist maybe, from class projects.
- Between the two of us,
I'm pretty sure we know the difference
between stalagmites and stalactites.
- Stalagmites point?
- Up, from the ground.
And stalactites form on a ceiling.
- Wow!
Sam's really missing out.
- Can't remember the last time I had that many customers.
- You're welcome, get ready for the lunch rush.
- I don't think there's gonna be a lunch rush.
- Your negativity is giving me a headache.
- No, look.
- Half off coffee!
That little...
- She is trying to small business blast me.
Oh I've seen that tactic before.
- I'm putting an end to this.
- So it's H2O, which is?
- Water.
- Right!
Plus a whole lot of carbon and over a few hundred years,
it trickles down to the caves and forms in the cracks.
Drip, drip, drip.
- That's how you get the big pointy high scores.
- That's pretty much where the magic happens.
Feels like we're definitely gonna get an A from Spencer.
- No thanks to Sam.
- Before I go, I wanted to show you this.
- What is it?
- It's called a pedal ski stone.
I found it on the beach when I was five.
It almost looks like a dinosaur bone.
- Yeah, it kinda does look like a fossil.
- Turns out, it's fossilized coral
from a hundred million years before the dinosaurs.
Rocks, kinda of put things into perspective.
You think about how long the universe has been around for,
our lives are only a nanosecond.
- How much you can accomplish in a nanosecond?
- So, you can't blame someone
for trynna make the most of theirs.
See you tomorrow Diana.
(phone ringing)
- What do you want Kate?
- Morgan wasn't thinking.
She didn't mean to hurt your feelings,
she just saw it in my Uploads folder
and thought it was funny.
- It's more than my feelings.
It could ruin my reputation at the conservatory.
- I'll get her to take it down.
- It's too late.
I look like an idiot
and now Porsha thinks the Parlor and Junior's are at war.
- Of course she does.
What is with that family?
- How about what's with my friends
or the people I thought were my friends.
- Cassie, you know I didn't mean it like that.
- Unlike you, I actually have to work this summer.
So why don't you and Morgan go make your dumb videos
at that gross coffee shop and leave me alone.
- Our videos aren't dumb and Junior's isn't gross.
It's a work in progress.
- I'm hanging up Kate.
- If you hang up, this is officially war.
- My name is Junior and I'm here to say, sugar is bad,
so, stay away.
- Permission to go on, posting.
- That'll show them.
- What did I do to deserve this?
- What's everyone watching?
- This isn't going to end well.
- [Phone] My name is Junior and I'm here to say,
Sugar is bad so, stay away.
(taps glass jar)
- In light of a recent post made by Junior's Cafe,
I would like to announce a new, special.
- What's freer than free coffee?
- Free coffee and free ice cream.
(customer shouts)
- [Customer] Hey, isn't that girl from that video?
- Yes.
Everyone, this is Cassie,
the girl from the video.
And anyone who buys a Sunday, gets a free selfie with her.
- I thought our TikTok would have people rolling in by now.
- Really done it now Morgan.
- They are giving away free stuff.
- Porsha wants to tear us apart and Cassie's on their side.
- So, she's on the dark side now right?
- We've gotta fight back.
- Oh, look who's coming around.
- So operation free stuff or?
- You want me to go broke?
- Well how do we compete with free?
- We burn them.
I mean, Junior knows someone
who can help us with that right?
- I knew a guy.
What are you implying?
- Let me think, we should poison the cows.
We know, she poisoned the customers.
- Okay, no.
They're Junior's customers who we're trying to get back,
not kill.
- Boring.
Not kill poison, hurt poison.
- Alright, look no one is poisoning anyone.
And why don't you to see yourselves home,
you've done enough to ruin me.
(upbeat guitar music)
- Tip to Bray.
- Louder.
- Tip to Bray.
- A hundred years from now,
people will remember the Parlor
but Junior's, Junior's will be lost to the sands of time.
- Hello.
Oh my gosh!
Yes, thank you so much.
See you soon.
I just got accepted into the next round of auditions
for the dance conservatory.
- Good for you.
Keep scoping.
(playing basketball)
(phone ringing)
- Hello.
- You left us hanging, like not even a text.
- Yeah, I'm sorry.
There's just some family stuff I had to deal with.
- Whatever, Marlene and I covered for you.
- Thank you, you're the best.
- Really?
You're gonna try to charm me right now.
Just because you're checked out doesn't mean we are.
- Yeah I'm checked out, but I'm also miserable.
- Look, I get it.
I mean, trust me,
I wanna get out of here just as bad as you do.
- You're like the queen of Norwood.
- A princess, thank you very much.
Yeah, I wanna get out of here.
Start fresh.
I mean, music might be your way out, but college is mine.
- Never thought of it like that.
- Look, you might not care about school,
but people care about you.
Kate, Cassie, even me, sometimes.
Just finish the class Sam, then you'll be free.
(incoming message ringtone)
- I'm here to make peace.
- We're ready to forgive you.
If, you quit the Parlor.
- Sam, finished the course.
- What did Kate say?
- I haven't told her yet.
- You have one week, Thomas.
- You're working with the Roach gang.